hexsiege 最近的评测

The year is 3049, I have managed to tape the MechLab guard to the wall and weld the door shut. My entire lance hates me, but the Triple Strength Myomer calls out to me like a siren. Soon thyne enemies shall know the true power of being cut in half with a sword on an 80 ton 'Mech with Blazers.

10/10 Do not let me into the MechLab

I also play it on mobile, so steam hours are not accurate.

This is one of the most addicting number go up roguelikes I've played in a while. The challenges are interesting and the different difficulties push you to try new strategies. In the end, you'll realize that a single high card is all it takes to break the game.

I still find it very odd that Steam has no "Mixed" recommendation for reviews.

From a gameplay perspective, it is very fun and leans heavily into a comedic "you're going to die by your enemies and friends, just accept it" kind of feeling. When you get to the higher difficulties, the cracks start to show. A lack of balance and just throwing unbalanced levels of waves of enemies at you with rapidly declining amounts of firepower bring higher level content into a constant feeling of helplessness. Whether that helplessness flows between comedy and tragedy depends on the kind of player you are, more than likely however you will feel more of the tragic side of helplessness. There are three enemy factions in the game so far, bugs, bots, and squids. Basically "Grab your nearest pesticide, probably that gun in your hand, and get out there and shoot it!" followed by "Terminators in space, also they have flamethrowers and jetpacks." and lastly without paraphrasing, aliens. If for some reason you need additional motivation on fighting these enemies, large amounts of bug corpses decay into oil.

Moving on, progression is very straightforward with many downsides. To lay out the landscape, you have one free warbond to start and many more that require premium currency to purchase. Before stating how you fill out warbonds, I would like to make it very clear that premium currency can by found in small amounts in missions on optional points of interest. Some biomes have more of these, some biomes have less, and even difficulty can modify the map for what spawn (try farming bugs on difficulty 1 to 4, results may vary). You fill out warbonds with medals you gain from completing missions, "participating" (logging in or contributing) in major/minor orders, which are objectives set out by the game master or "Helldivers 2 Dungeon Master," or in small amounts in points of interest. You gain can gain strategems, think call of duty killstreaks but on cooldowns, boosters, mission specific (hopefully) helpful modifiers, armor with modifiers, and weapons. To the side we have requisition slips which can purchase strategems for use on the ground from the ship upgrades section or for attachments and set skins for your weapons as you level them in missions. Resource samples can be found throughout missions for upgrading your ship affecting your gameplay in missions.

Moving on to the downsides in progression, the main sticking point is warbonds. Take a look at the hours I have. At the time of writing this, I have almost all the warbonds farmed out through finding credits in missions, and in real world currency it would come out to over $100. I have been playing since the month of release. There is a SINGLE free warbond in this entire game, unless you count the "token" you get from super citizen edition. There are NO other free warbonds in this game. You have to farm them all out to get premium things like additional strategems, weapons, skins, armors, etc. Warbonds generally also have super credits in them so you get some money back for purchase on other warbonds. Oh wait I forgot something, the "Super Store." It's the microtransaction store, with everything costing super credits. Usually its things that are themed to go with certain warbonds. Maybe that one warbond you like has heavy and light armor inside but no medium armor, guess where you'll find the medium armor. That's right! It's in the Super Store. Everything in the Super Store is a 10/10 purchase. (Disclaimer, this last sentence has been verified by the Ministry of Truth)

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So if you can get past the Super Store and premium warbond fiasco and somehow find fun in an unbalanced game, this game is for you. Public lobby intelligence may vary, I recommend finding friends.

Also stay away from the subreddit. A week before the time of writing, some death threats and doxxing happened surrounding a couple people offering to give money to charity if the developers beat their set loadout, max difficulty mission challenge.

Let me start off by saying that if you like factory games, you will like this one. If your computer doesn't have a high end graphics card, I would wait until full release. Cave looks great, but the optimization is lacking (it IS early access). If you REALLY want to try it: set the frame rate limit to 50, the graphics quality to low, and either play with low resolution scale or a low resolution.

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Its good but the player base fell off, find friends to play it with

I punched a coin and killed a giant corpse with it

I am going to be completely honest with you:
Is this worth $29.99

Answer: No
Why: Hardly any value

Is Factorio worth $30

Answer: Yes
Why: Contains more content than this Pass

Have you ever had a game that you were afraid to play because the moment you do you just won't stop playing it?

I like it.

I can confirm it does not run like it was made in 1999.